Sonica Fair at Squeaky Wheel

Nov 27, 2007

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The show, entitled Sonicafair, is a collection of final projects by 13 students in Introduction to Sound, a multi-disciplinary course designed to give students a theoretical, historical, and practical introduction to sound as a creative medium.

These projects, including sound sculptures, soundscapes, urban interventions, and live performances, encompass original ideas that will discuss a variety of themes, including societal issues, music experimentation, as well as feelings of nostalgia. All installations will involve the audience’s creativity and participation.

“The installations in this exhibition represent some of many exciting ways that sound can influence both public and private space,” says the course instructor, Jessica Thompson.

Aural presentations often feel familiar, because of the human attraction to music and movement, so alternative media presentations like this often command a larger crowd, a different variety of people. Those that have no interest in fine arts may enjoy giving their eyes a rest and letting their ears take in the arts instead. Join us this Saturday as we shut our yaps and listen.

December 1, 5-8 PM; Free
Squeaky Wheel
712 Main Street

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